Fintie Magnetic Stand Case for iPad Air 10.5" (3rd Generation) 2019 / iPad Pro 10.5" 2017, Multi-Angle Viewing Rugged Soft TPU Back Cover with Pencil Holder, Auto Wake/Sleep (Navy)

The main thing is that the magnets keep the iPad from collapsing. That’s what I’ve been looking for. It’s also streamlined and compact so fits nicely in my purse. It’s made of material that looks like it will last forever. Looks nice, too.

Looks great. Fits well best of all..the pencil doesn't fall out.Stand works well too.

If you’ve shopped for an iPad case on Amazon, odds are you’ve run into the Zugu case. It’s one of the best rated cases on Amazon and seemingly has it all... at a cost. That case is super popular and well rated, but also is a bit pricey. This Fintie case has a lot of the same features, but at a fraction of the cost. It mimics the main design of the Zugu. It’s $21, which is much more reasonable, but does it hold up? The answer is a resounding “kind of.”First, the good:* Offers excellent protection. It covers all edges and is reinforced with thick rubber all around the case. I definitely feel comfortable trusting this case to protect my iPad.* The adjustable magnetic stand is great. The angles are good and I found myself using many of them for different purposes. They proved to be very versatile and very helpful depending on how I use my iPad. For example, I would use the more laid back angle for gaming, the more upright angles for watching movies, and the middle angles for typing with my connected Bluetooth keyboard. I was pleasantly surprised at how much use I had for the different angles.* The pencil holder, in my opinion, works better than the Zugu case. It’s held on the interior and the whole case can be folded flat. The Zugu case has a holder on the back, which means it’ll always be propped up if you have your pencil stuck in. Also, the Zugu design has the pencil exposed, so this case offers more protection. This case can also hold the charging adapter for the pencil as well.* The price. Again, this case at the time of writing is $21, which is much lower than the Zugu’s $50-$60.* It’s compatible with both the 2017 10.5” iPad Pro and 2019 10.5” iPad Air. There’s another brand on Amazon with good reviews that has this style case, but the cutout on the back doesn’t allow compatibility with the 2017 version (the 2017 version has a flash, the new 2019 version does not).Now, the bad:* The magnets are weak. The Zugu case uses much, much stronger magnets that are more reliable. The ones they used on this case are just OK and work most of the time, but they do give away every once in a while, and it can be very frustrating.* This thing is heavy. It more than doubles the weight of the iPad and makes it uncomfortable to use after even just a ten minutes. Half the allure of the iPad is its thin, light frame, and using this case makes me think I should be using a laptop or something instead. This is actually the biggest issue I have with this case. When I let people use my iPad with this case attached, they all point out how bulky and heavy it is.* The materials are definitely cheap feeling. Some of the materials feel really cheap, unlike the Zugu, where the whole thing feels top of the line.Lastly, the meh:* The flap doesn’t stick to the back when you fold it around. It’s minor, but it’s annoying.* When you flip the stand back, sometimes the part that folds down (the part with the Fintie logo on the back) can get caught and stuck. It’s another extremely minor issue, but it’s also another good example of the tiny oversights in engineering this case.* No support for the Apple Smart Keyboard, but odds are you aren’t even looking at this product page if you owned one. The case covers all edges, so you can’t access the smart connector at all.* The buttons that cover the power and volume buttons are mushy and not tactile.Overall - I think it’s a good case, but it wasn’t for me. I ended up returning it for a different option. The heft it added to the iPad was a dealbreaker. If you really like this form factor (like I did), it’s not a bad option. Although the Zugu case is nicer and more thoughtfully designed, I actually prefer this version to that one because of the price and better Apple Pencil storage.

Like the design and colors. It is easy to stand up and holds the position easily. Very happy with this cover.

I read many reviews about new cases for my 7yo iPad and indeed bought and returned 2 of them. I thought a lot before spending so much in a case before buying this one. It surprised me! It's perfect for reading and writing as I usually do! The only minor complaint I have is that it's a little bulky when the surface I choose to put it upon is straight since it takes some space and falls. Nevertheless, it does a very nice job so far and I'm really delighted. And it's very elegant! ♥️🤓

Perfect, pretty and sturdy

I don’t use my iPad often, but this case definitely helps with keeping dust and scratches away, as well as providing an ergonomic improvement when typing with both hands. Not sure if I would purchase again, but it’s a good value for the money. If you’re using your iPad a lot, I’d go for something more durable like, real leather.

The stand is not stable and easily drops from the position it is placed in. The product is also not compatible with a 360 rotation. Overall would not buy again. It does offer the protection as advertised and the material is good quality.

Me agradó que aparte de que no se desliza por las ranuras que tiene, también cuenta con imán para ayudar a la sujeción y no se desliza el equipo.

Oui un peut dispendieux…..Mais robuste et protection au rendez-vous.appuis ajustable magnétique fini la tablette qui tombe pour rien et oui il peut très bien coller sur votre frigo.je le recommande sans soucis.

Práctico y muy bonito, excelente calidad

The media could not be loaded.  Fits my oldie perfectly. So pretty tooSo far it stands well

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